Sunday sermon leads Waterloo men to oppose open saloons
Evangelist Sunday delivered a two hour address to about 7000 men at the tabernacle denouncing the saloon as a blight on home and nation. He urged voting against saloons, praised total abstinence, and reported that about 90 percent signed pledge cards opposing liquor sales in Waterloo Iowa.
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Waterloo
Wm. A. Sunday
Tabernacle
Evangelist Sunday
Satan
Hell
King Alcohol
Sunday
Iowa
Hum
Heaven
Daniel Webster
Jo Calhoun
Henry
Abraham Tlineeln
Enimere Fon
Longfellow
Bards
Walerloo
Sve
J. E. Honeywell
Hull
Little Brown Church
the Vale
Mas
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Pranklin
Alexander Hamilton
Commodore Peary
Ali
Michigan
Hfe
Bill
Chicago
Jackson Street Bridge
Mose
Strema
Shippers report down market for stock in Chicago
Dunkerton Iowa reports a weak week for poultry shippers with Kleckner Carnes and H Baish moving cars of dressed poultry. Low prices hit a buyer who paid 1060 for a car and received 1016 in a faulty settlement. Local residents update on visits illnesses and work.
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Dunkerton
Kleckner
Carnes
H. Baish
John Keane
Ilinois
William Sass
Paul Nubel, Jr
LeMars
Andrew L. Ortner
Slater
Fairbank
John Ortner
Hannah
Waterloo
Anna Kress
J. P. Koster
L. Fettkether
Lizzie Koster J
John Fettkether
Otto Buehner
Chicago
Khim
Denies Waste of Woodmen Fund as Charges Spark Inquiry
Des Moines banker F R Morns says Modern Woodmen of America leaders A R Talbot and C W Hawes deny graft charges raised by Dubuque's John D Denison Jr. He notes Illinois will investigate and a report is due by late January while Hawes and Talbot defend the order and their conduct.
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Des Moines
A. R. Talbot
Modern
Woodmen of America
C. W. Hawes
John D. Denison, Jr
Dubuque
F. R. Korns
Rock Island
Denison
Fred W. Potter
Illinois
Korns
Denigan
Illinois Insurance Department
Insurance Department
Iowa
Illinois Department
Insurance Department of Illinois
W. Hawes
Mr. Hawes
Talbot
Hawes
Trading With the Home Merchants Debate in Cedar Falls
A Cedar Falls discussion questions trading outside the city when local merchants lack items. A prominent College Hill resident cites buying a suit in Waterloo after Cedar Falls stores failed to fit her needs and asks if residents should stay local regardless. Also note a hand painted china sale at Nellie Green’s 114 Walnut Street from Monday to Saturday.
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Cedar Falls
College Hill
Darnagin
Waterloo
Jarnagin
Nellie Green
Walnut St
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